Amplifiles turns real estate listing photos into branded videos in about 5 minutes. Pricing starts at $1.50 per image, with 1,200 free credits to try.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Amplifiles is a browser-based AI video maker for real estate marketing. It converts listing photos into property videos that include animation, voice-over, captions and branding, without a camera crew or editing software. The company is based in Tampere, Finland, and describes its mission as making video available for every listing, not just luxury ones.
The product is aimed at real estate agents, photographers, brokerages and marketing teams. Homeowners who sell their property themselves are also named as users. According to the site, it is used in over 75 countries and has produced more than 50,000 AI property videos.
Beyond video, Amplifiles sells AI virtual staging and image edits, so a user can furnish an empty room photo and then render it into the same video.
The process has three steps. First, users upload listing photos or paste a Zillow or MLS link, and Amplifiles fetches the images. Second, they choose animations, voice-over, captions and branding overlays, and the platform builds a video for review. Third, they download it in the format they need.
Each image is animated with a camera move. Quick Animations are built-in options such as push in, rotate, pull out and drone shot, so no prompt writing is needed. The site advises using only one or two special effects per listing and letting camera movement carry the rest.
The company says a fully rendered video is usually ready in about 5 minutes, and the whole process runs in the browser.
Creative Mode is the more flexible tool. Users pick start and end frames, set clip length from three to fifteen seconds, add virtual staging, people or an AI close-up, or describe the clip in plain English. These clips can be combined with Quick Animations in one video.
The built-in editor lets users slow down or speed up clips, switch motion direction, crop to the right spot and adjust clip length at no extra cost. Voice-overs are available in over 30 languages, captions are automated, and logos, contact info and background music can be added.
Exports come in 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1, at 1080p, 1080p Enhanced or 4K, with no watermarks. Virtual staging offers styles including Modern, Scandinavian, Mid-Century, Coastal and Farmhouse.
Amplifiles is an AI video maker for real estate that turns listing photos into branded property videos. It adds animation, voice-over, captions, logos and music, and works in the browser. The company says most videos are ready in about 5 minutes.
Pay as you go is $1.50 per image (150 credits), so a 7-image video is $10.50. Monthly subscriptions start at $29 for 23 images, with the per-image price dropping to as low as $1.00 on the top tier. Standard 1080p export is free, and 4K costs 10 credits per second.
Yes. New sign-ups get 1,200 free credits with no credit card required. That is enough to create a full video using 8 images.
It suits real estate agents, photographers, brokerages and marketing teams that want quick, low-cost listing videos from existing photos. Homeowners selling their own property can also use it.
Yes. AI virtual staging costs $0.20 per edit and is done inside Creative Mode, with styles including Modern, Scandinavian, Mid-Century, Coastal and Farmhouse, or a custom prompt. The site notes disclosure is required in most places, and the editor can add a Virtually Staged overlay.
Videos export in 16:9, 9:16 or 1:1. Resolution options are standard 1080p (free), 1080p Enhanced at 5 credits per second, and 4K at 10 credits per second. Exports have no watermarks.
Yes. Pay-as-you-go users get one free re-animation per image, and subscribers get up to 10 per image. Additional re-animations for credit users cost 50 credits ($0.50).
The sources do not list software integrations. It can import photos from Zillow or MLS links, and finished videos can be shared to social platforms, uploaded to MLS or used in email campaigns.